Wallowa Resources and COVID-19
Following the guidance of public health officials and Stay-at-Home orders issued by Governor Brown, Wallowa Resources staff members will be working remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic. The health and safety of our community is of the utmost importance - particularly those most vulnerable to the virus. Forestry, agriculture, and other natural resource work done in rural places, are essential to our nation and elevated at times like these, so we won't stop working. Please visit our STAFF page for contact information and questions.
Our Vision
Healthy Economies
Maintain and create natural resource-based jobs in Wallowa County and the intermountain West. Increase economic value of forest and agriculture lands to lessen incentives to convert to other uses.
Working Landscapes
Maintain and enhance working landscapes to sustain ecological function and condition, and production possibility frontiers.
Learning Opportunities
Invest in education, knowledge, skills and policies for continuous improvement in the practice of land and community stewardship.
Lasting Relationships
Invigorate community relationships within Wallowa County and across intermountain West. Build state and national partnerships to support the advancement of the stewardship economy model.
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Our Partners
